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19 July 2006
Designing for housing growth: Sustaining historic towns
Council Chamber, Cotswold District Council, Cirencester 19 July cost: £115 Full Members/ £135 Affiliated Members/ £155 Non-Members The pressure from the demand for new housing will impact dramatically on historic towns. The need for high quality design is paramount to safeguard the character and integrity of our towns and cities, whilst continuing to provide places in which people want to live and which are economically and socially sustainable. The conference will bring together national, regional and local expertise, as well as presenting the research carried out by EHTF and the Pegasus Planning Group, in an effort to identify good practice and to offer support to practictioners facing these challenges. Email:[url=mailto:ehtf@uwe.ac.uk]ehtf@uwe.ac.uk[/url] Web:http://www.ehtf.org.uk
Event schedule:
- Start: 07-19-2006
- End: 07-19-2006.
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The Journal of Urbanism
ISSN 1723-0993
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ISSN 1723-0993 | Registered at Court of Rome 4/12/2001, num. 514/2001
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